Pirates Giants Survive Slams To Maintain Edge
Pirates and Giants clash as both sides deliver power hitting and tight defense. A furious eighth inning brawl in Cleveland between Tigers and Indians marks a rare moment of onfield violence. Umpire Honochick calls it the bloodiest fight on a field in 23 years as tensions flare after a long game of beanballs.
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Dudley Inwood
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Giants
Brewers beat Pirates in tense baseball night melee
Cleveland’s Ray Fosse was hit by a pitch and ejected along with Gomer Hodge and others after a brawl sparked by Tiger Bill Denehy. Denehy denied throwing at Fosse, saying he was protecting teammates as Tigers and Indians faced warnings and light punches during a chaotic game scene. The Pirates matched a late rally with homers and a dramatic extra inning finish, while weathered by clashes and tense exchanges across the field.
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Ray Fosse
Tiger
Bill Denehy
Fosse
Gomer Hodge
Detroit
Denehy
Willie Horton
Ike Brown
Reds Rally Edges Braves as May Powers Reds Upstandings
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Atlanta Braves 6-1 to climb to fourth in the National League Western Division, snapping a streak of five games in which they stayed in fifth. Lee May drove in three runs with a pair of homers, while Johnny Bench and Pete Rose contributed four and three hits respectively, and Don Gullett, Jim McGlothlin, and relievers held Atlanta to one run.
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Pete Jarvis
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Bench
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Hoyt Wilhelm
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Don Gullett
Jim McGlathlin
Stars of Yesterday Pitchers and Hitters Highlight AP Roundup
Yesterday's Stars from The Associated Press note Gary Gentry of the Mets fired a two hitter with seven strikeouts in a 24 win over Philadelphia while Bobby Bonds of the Giants topped San Diego with four singles a double a triple and a homer. Also a dissolution notice for Air City Warehouse Inc filed with Ohio Secretary of State and signed by Douglas W. Lewis Charles W. Beck JF Walter R. Bender with attorney Walter RP. Bender. The dissolution notice dates June 19-26.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Bonds
Gants
San Diego
Air City Warehouse Inc
Columbus
Ohio
Douglas W. Lewis
Charles W. Beck
Walter R Bender
Air City Warehouse
Walter RP. Bender
Open Golf Championship Sees Erickson Colbert Lead
ARDMORE Pa AP The field of 150 starters was cut to 65 survivors after 36 holes at Merion as 65 players advanced. Outsider Bob Erickson and 30-year-old Colbert led a crowded field with 138, one stroke ahead of a pack including Jerry McGee and Gay Brewer while Arnold Palmer Nicklaus and Nick Faldo were among those who failed to make the cut. Defending champion Tony Jacklin faltered earlier.
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George Archer
Arnold
Jerry McGee
Gay Chi Chi Rodriguez
Bobby Nick Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Brewer
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Bruce Devlin
Nicklaus
Tony Jacklin
National League East and weekly standings digest
National League East schedule notes Saturday games Philadelphia at New York Montreal at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago San Diego at San Francisco Atlanta at Cincinnati Houston at Los Angeles Also recap of Friday results and a golf recap highlighting Palmer and Nicklaus at Merion with Palmer posting 68 and both players commenting on pin placements and pace of play.
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Cincinnat
Los Angel Houston
Prep All-Stars Tangle Tonight in Marion Ohio
South coach Jack Moore and assistants scramble to assemble a tall lineup for the Ohio High School All Star Basketball Classic set for Marion Coliseum. The South faces injury concerns and position shifts as key players like Olson and Weston anchor guard spots while Grevey Selph Stahl headline forward and center roles for a bid to a third straight win. North coaches worry about height and injuries as they stage a 10 man rotation with Mills Wenner Arrington and Dieringer among possible starters.
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Jack Moore
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Earl Gardner
Zanesville Rosecrans
Dave Ewart
Greg Olson
Dan Weston
Roger Smith
Steve Martin
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Weston
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Kevin Grevey
Hamilton Taft
Glen Selph
Cincinnati
Withrow
Ed Stahl
Walnut Ridge
Smith
Pike Western
Frank Ayers
Springfield North
North
Dean White
Celina
Don Eddins
Canton Lehman
Bill Nelson
Hillsdale
Yankees
Joe Fisher
Lima Central Catholic
John Mills
Steve Wenner
Findlay
Larry Arrington
Massillon
Rod Dieringer
Lakewood St. Edward
Arrington
Jim Barnett
Mansfield
Boardman
Greg Dunn
Don McLane
Steubenville Central Catholic
Lakers Sign Jim Cleamons in three year deal
LOS ANGELES AP Jim Cleamons captain of Ohio State last season signed a three year contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. He would not discuss terms but said he was happy with the agreement. Cleamons from Columbus led a sophomore Buckeye team to the Big Ten crown.
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Mann and Liquori eye third straight NCAA titles
Seattle AP reports Ralph Mann of Brigham Young aims for his third straight hurdles title as part of BYU's bid to defend a share of the team title amid a crowded field including Oregon and Kansas. Villanova’s Marty Liquori seeks a third mile crown while rival teams from UCLA USC Oregon and others push for final-day points.
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Marty Liquori
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Karl Salb
Kansas
Sam Walker
Southern Methodist
Fred DeBernardi
Texas-El Paso
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Wayne Vandenberg
Frndy
Paul Gibson
Gibson
Executrix Named in Estate of Florence Stoltz Deceased
Odema Boyer of Franklin Ohio appointed executrix of the estate of Florence May Stoltz deceased formerly of Middletown Butler County Ohio. Judge J Z Riley signs document dated June 12 19 26 at Franklin Ohio.
Executor named for Harris estate in Middletown probate
Case No Earve Estate of Anna Lucille Harris notices The Barnit Bank of Middletown Ohio appointed Executor of the Estate of Anna Lucille Harris Deceased late of Middletown Butler County One Dated this Snd day of June 97 HO Finkelman and Fred Ross Attorneys at Law
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Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
HO. Finkelman
Fred Ross
Estate of Thomas Littletown administrator appointed
Case No E9016 Estate of Thomas Littletown notice given that Donald A Gose of Middletown Ohio has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Thomas H Littletown deceased late of Middletown Butler County Ohio dated this day of June 197? Harry F Walsh Judge lord & Lordeon Middletown Ohio
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Monroe
Ohio
Charles G Anderson
Butler County
Harry F. WA
David K. Batsche
Mason
William N. Leasure
Nellie K. Leasure
Middletown
William WN. Leasure
Harry F. Walsh
Walter R. Bender
Hattie Heflin
Peggy Ann Ferrell
Houston
Texas
Janet Sue Proutt
Hattie Heffin
Lemon Township
Donald M. Gose
Otto
Clem
Virgil Snowden Clem
James Ellis
Virgil
Ake
Robert B. Dell
Roy F. Fouch
Roy Fouch
Elsie Fouch
Pen M. Kitchen
Thomas Lottheown
Donald ‘A Gose
Wow
Thomas H Littletown
Harry F Walsh
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